Tal Barahi Temple, A Serene Temple Island Amidst a Scenic Lake
Taal Barahi Mandir (Lake Temple), Baidam Road, Pokhara Sub Metropolitan Ward No 6, Pokhara Sub Metro, Kaski, Gandaki, Western Development Region, Pokhara 6, Nepal
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Introduction
Tal Barahi Temple, located on a small island in the southeast of Phewa Lake in Pokhara, is a two-story pagoda temple dedicated to the renowned goddess Barahi. She is considered as one of the protectors of the deities. The temple was originally built with stone and has a circular roof design. Its prime location attracts many tourists. Since it is situated on a small island in Phewa Lake, the only way to visit is by boat. Tal Barahi is a popular pilgrimage site in Nepal, attracting a large number of Hindu devotees who come to worship the goddess. Address Taal Barahi Mandir (Lake Temple), Baidam Road, Pokhara Sub Metropolitan Ward No 6, Pokhara Sub Metro, Kaski, Gandaki, Western Development Region, Pokhara 6, Nepal
Transportation Take a boat.
A two-story Hindu temple
